#understanding

[argosoz]

Subjectivity is the quality of being based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions, and it is essential for understanding by embodying it.

[philosophybits]

We start with a vague mental uneasiness, like that of a child asking ‘Why?’. The child’s question is not that of a mature person; it expresses puzzlement rather than a request for precise information. So philosophers ask ‘Why?’ and ‘What?’ without knowing clearly what their questions are. They are expressing a feeling of mental uneasiness...

Ludwig Wittgenstein, Lectures: 1930-1932

[positiveseed]

Secret to Living Life Without Regrets | YOUTUBE

[theintro-vertedstorm]

Or not thought of.

I wanna see you but you are not mine.

[mentalnote1]

Him - Poetry

I can see it for miles How fairy dust sprinkled a smile And thrust intimacy in me for miles ~~~ There’s something in his movement That softens my fall I stay close to nature wet from desires call ~~~ Rivers of emotions drives me to his skin I can’t fall asleep with anyone I can’t sleep with anyone unless it’s him

[wahroh]

Seek and find.

[howtomakeyousee]

[solayce]

The Phoenix Within: Embracing the Journey of Personal Growth

Hello loves!! Sorry for the incredibly late post but here it its, based on the result of the poll --- an article on Personal Growth!

Personal growth isn’t a linear path or a polished destination. It’s a messy, beautiful metamorphosis that calls for resilience, self-love, and an open heart. Imagine yourself as a phoenix, your spirit blazing with potential, ready to rise anew from the ashes of old fears, limitations, and self-doubt. This isn’t just a poetic metaphor; it’s your story in the making.

The First Spark: Acknowledging the Need for Growth

Every journey begins with a spark—a moment of realization when you feel that stirring deep within you. It might come as a whisper or a thunderclap, but it’s unmistakable. Perhaps it’s the awareness that you’re capable of more, or maybe it’s the recognition that your current habits and mindset aren’t serving you. Whatever it is, honor it. That spark is your courage showing up.

The Fire of Change: Breaking Old Patterns

Growth requires shedding layers of who you once were to make room for who you are becoming. This might mean confronting old beliefs, stepping away from toxic environments, or learning to say no to what drains you. It’s not easy. Breaking old patterns feels like walking through fire—intense and, at times, overwhelming. But remember: fire doesn’t destroy the phoenix; it transforms it.

Practical Steps to Ignite Change:

Reflect Regularly: Journal your thoughts, victories, and struggles. Reflection is the mirror that helps you see the growth in your soul.

Set Intentions, Not Perfection: Aim for progress, not flawlessness. Growth thrives in imperfection.

Detox Your Life: Cleanse not just your body, but your mind, surroundings, and relationships. Release what weighs you down.

The Wings of Resilience: Flying Through Adversity

Adversity is inevitable. Growth doesn’t shield you from challenges; it equips you to face them. Think of every setback as a gust of wind beneath your wings. You might stumble, but resilience is what keeps you soaring.

Building Resilience:

Reframe Failures: Treat every failure as a lesson. What did it teach you? How can it make you stronger?

Practice Self-Compassion: Be gentle with yourself. Growth is messy, and that’s okay.

Surround Yourself with Positivity: Seek out people and spaces that uplift and inspire you.

The Light Within: Embracing Your Authentic Self

As you grow, you’ll find yourself shedding masks and discovering the essence of who you truly are. This is the most liberating part of the journey—realizing that your worth isn’t tied to achievements or others’ opinions. It’s innate, unshakeable, and yours.

Living Authentically:

Listen to Your Intuition: Your inner voice knows the way. Trust it.

Celebrate Your Uniqueness: What makes you different is what makes you extraordinary.

Align with Your Values: Live a life that reflects what matters most to you.

The Eternal Flame: Committing to Lifelong Growth

The phoenix doesn’t rise just once. Growth is a lifelong dance of rising, falling, and rising again. Embrace the cycles, knowing that every ending births a new beginning.

Keeping the Flame Alive:

Stay Curious: Never stop learning. Growth thrives on curiosity.

Adapt and Evolve: Life changes, and so should you. Flexibility is strength.

Inspire Others: Your growth lights the way for others. Share your journey and uplift those around you.

Conclusion: Your Phoenix Moment Awaits

The journey of personal growth is yours alone, but you’re never truly alone in it. Within you burns an eternal flame, a phoenix ready to rise again and again. Trust the process, cherish the lessons, and embrace every moment with an open heart. The world doesn’t just need your growth—it’s waiting to be transformed by your light.

So, what are you waiting for? The ashes of your past are fertile ground for your future. Rise, phoenix. Your wings are ready.

ﾒ𝟶ﾒ𝟶 Solayce

[ainomirainikki]

Your words resonate with a deep, complex longing that I understand all too well. The rawness of wanting someone so completely, even at the cost of yourself, reflects a love that is all-consuming, the kind of devotion that overtakes every rational thought.

I’m here for you—your desires, your pain, and the love you feel that burns like fire. Even when love feels like a sharp edge, it’s still love, and it’s still yours. ❤️

I need him to physically abuse me.

Do whatever he wants.

Hit me, punch me, cut me open and pour salt, lemon or burning wound desinfect onto it.

Please I need to feel pain

I need to feel him

[callmebliss]

Y’ever read something and have understanding that has eluded you interminably suddenly stop, curl up, and snuggle neatly into a fold in your brain because a new way opened to it?

[feral-ballad]

Margarita Karapanou, tr. by Karen Emmerich, from Rien ne va plus

[Text ID: “I would have preferred if you had loved me less and understood me more.”]

[mournfulroses]

Mary Oliver, from Long Life: Essays And Other Writings originally published in 2004

[tpwrtrmnky]

The International Criminal Court warrant against Benjamin Netanyahu is a major development towards real consequences for Israel's crimes against the Palestinian people, but it's still too early to say what will result from it. While the United States tries to obstruct international law, we can't lose sight of the most important thing in this conflict: The ongoing need to help the people who are still trapped in Gaza.

The situation on the ground right now is dire. The "alleged" war crimes are very much real, and very much affecting real people who have been deprived of shelter and basic necessities throughout the horrors of this genocide.

Ahed Alanqar is one of those people, having to provide for his three daughters in the midst of war crimes. To be clear, that is absolutely heroic. Surviving in these conditions by itself is hard enough, managing to scrape by enough to take care of three kids, ages 1, 6 and 9? That's already difficult without the war crimes!

Everything in Gaza is expensive and hard to find. Everything. There is no source of income, and Ahed and his family are reliant on donations to survive. This is something we can help with. This kind of direct support is how we can materially help, make an actual difference, and resist the war crimes while governments drag their feet.

Donate here. This fundraiser is vetted as number 229 on the Gazavetters list.

[theeroticlover]

Fhew !!! My lips hungry for yours...

[1five1two]